A Pasadena man who is confined to a wheelchair has been trapped in his apartment for months, because his apartment complex neither provided a ramp, nor would an apartment manager let him keep his own hand-built ramps out.

The City of Pasadena is asking residents to voluntarily conserve water.

The City of Pasadena continues to monitor a rat infestation at a home near the intersection of Parkview Drive and Thistledown Drive.

Dozens of residents living at a Pasadena apartment complex said they couldn’t make a Thanksgiving dinner due to heat or hot water for weeks.

The Pasadena and Greater Houston community is remembering the life of country music icon and local legend, Mickey Gilley.

For the past three days, renters at the Encore at the Bay Apartments in southeast Harris County say they’ve been dealing with sewage water overflowing in their apartments, the street, and into Clear Lake.

FILE - This Jan. 2, 2017, file pool photo, shows an aerial view of the empty Rose Bowl stadium before to the Rose Bowl NCAA college football game between Southern California and Penn State in Pasadena, Calif. The Rose Bowl asked the state for an exception to the restriction, but was denied twice, including earlier this week. Hancock said it had not yet been determined if the semifinal at AT&T Stadium in Arlington would still be called the Rose Bowl. The first Rose Bowl was played Jan. 1, 1902. The last time the Rose Bowl game was played outside Pasadena, California, was 1942.

CLEAR LAKE, Texas – Demolition crews on Thursday began tearing down the historic West Mansion in Clear Lake, and the mayor of Pasadena said Friday the city was “bound by law” to approve permits for that demolition. The West Mansion in Clear Lake, Texas, is seen in 2013. “Because of this and the other requirements met, the City of Pasadena was bound by law to grant the demolition permit to current owner, Olajuwon Farms, LLC and the demotion company, Cherry Demolition. Wagner’s entire statement“I am aware of and saddened to see the demolition of the West Mansion on E. Nasa Parkway. Because of this and the other requirements met, the City of Pasadena was bound by law to grant the demolition permit to current owner, Olajuwon Farms, LLC and the demotion company, Cherry Demolition.